Vocabulary Week 3

What does the word 'mortal' mean?

• Temporary; existing for a short time.

• Subject to death; not immortal.

• Living; having life and vitality.

• Eternal; never subject to death.

Use 'destiny' in a sentence.

• They believed their destiny was to live in a small town.

• He felt it was his destiny to win every game.

• She believed it was her destiny to become a great artist.

• She thought her destiny was to travel the world.

What is a synonym for 'odyssey'?

• vacation

• trip

• expedition

• journey

What is the antonym of 'distress'?

• anguish

• comfort

• pain

• sorrow

Explain the meaning of 'devised'.

• To create or invent something.

• To destroy or eliminate something.

• To analyze or study a concept.

• To copy or replicate an existing idea.

Create a sentence using 'mortal' in context.

• As a mortal being, she often pondered the meaning of life and death.

• The mortal remains of the ancient warrior were discovered.

• She felt immortal after winning the race.

• Mortal kombat is a popular video game series.

What does 'destiny' refer to?

• A personal choice made by an individual.

• A predetermined course of events or inevitable outcome.

• A random series of events without any meaning.

• A philosophical concept with no real-world application.

Use 'odyssey' in a sentence.

• The book was an odyssey of recipes.

• Her travels through Europe were an odyssey of self-discovery.

• His daily routine felt like an odyssey.

• Her journey was a simple vacation.

Identify a synonym for 'distress'.

• happiness

• anguish

• calmness

• sorrow

What is an antonym for 'devised'?

• destroyed

• created

• developed

• invented